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Shouldn't that be roughly constant across the year though? We don't need to trust the numbers to be exact, to observe a precipitous drop.
by margalabargala 1y ago
Shouldn't that be roughly constant across the year though? We don't need to trust the numbers to be exact, to observe a precipitous drop.
- RhysU 1y agoShould fraud rates in public taxpayer-funded systems stay constant or go down over time, assuming no new fraud type is invented?
- margalabargala 1y agoDepends what if anything is being done to combat it. One of the following is true: - The numbers somewhat-accurately reflect the trend of employment - Fraud levels were reduced 66x in one year If it was the second one, that's a sufficiently massive reduction that news stories would be written about it. There would be stories about this great victory over fraud. A quick search showed no particular anti-fraud measures or claims of effectiveness unique to that time period.